Sentence examples for characterised by a linear from inspiring English sources

The relationship between BPFD and 90Sr concentration of each soil sample can be characterised by a linear regression model; 90Sr concentration in the upper 12 cm soil layer can thus be assessed by measuring BPFD in the soil surface.

The increase in brain size seems to have coincided with a modern physique characterised by a linear shape, long legs and relatively narrow hips.

[11] showed that a true LW is characterised by a linear rank/frequency plot, while a CBW shows a curvilinear plot.

A fractal object is defined as one that is self-similar across all length scales, and is characterised by a linear lacunarity plot.

For each assay, a standard curve was generated by using 10-fold serial dilutions of pooled cDNA, generated of both normal skin and equine sarcoid tissue, characterised by a linear correlation coefficient (R) varying from 0.991 to 0.998 and a PCR efficiency between 88.1 and 104.6%.

Ependymal enhancement is characterised by a marked linear enhancement along the ventricular walls.

The best solutions obtained with the IDI model (see above) are characterised by a nearly linear transmission of the inhibitory synapses, whereas the excitatory synapses have an expansive characteristic.

However, in so doing we make the assumption that spatial dependence is characterised by a single linear function.

Realist approaches are characterised by a more linear approach to searching and review, have clearer and more well-developed approaches to quality assessment, and do not problematize the literature.

Stream power distribution of the Yamuna River basin is characterised by a non-linear pattern that was used to distinguish (a) high energy 'natural' upstream reaches, (b) 'anthropogenically altered', low energy middle stream reaches, and (c) 'rejuvenated' downstream reaches again with higher stream power.

The profiles are characterised by a series of linear alkanes (retention times 9-28 mins) followed by clusters of long-chained and methyl-branched hydrocarbons (retention times 30-38 mins) with chain-lengths ranging from C13-C44 (Table 3).